Is The US Power Grid Prepared For The Transition To Induction Cooking?
In case you haven’t heard, electricity demand is shooting through the roof. After a couple of decades of flattened usage
Watch The Figure 01 Robot Feed A Human, Sort The Dishes, And Stammer Like Us Meatbags
While much of the startup funding for food-centric robots has been for task-specific fast-automation from the likes of Picnic Robot
Not Surprisingly, Starbucks Is Shutting Down Its NFT Program
Perhaps not all that surprising given the downturn in interest in Web3 and NFTs among big brands, Starbucks announced today
Bellwether Debuts Small-Format, Countertop Electric Coffee Roaster for $15 Thousand
Today Bellwether Coffee announced its latest electric, ventless coffee roasting machine, The Bellwether Shop Roaster. The new roaster, which is
Florida Bill Banning Cultivated Meat On Its Way to DeSantis’s Desk
Selling cultivated meat in Florida is about to become a second-degree misdemeanor. That’s because this week, the Florida legislature voted
After Hitting Ten Thousand Users, Mill Unveils Second-Generation Hi-Tech Food Waste Bin
Last week, Mill unveiled its second-generation appliance, one year after introducing its high-tech food waste bin (don’t call it a
Ralph Newhouse Tells The Story of Chefman and Chef iQ (and Drops Some News About Upcoming Products)
Around 2009, Ralph Newhouse’s company hunted down excess inventory of small electrics and would re-sell them into the secondary market.
Fresco Locks Up Deal To Bring Kitchen OS to Middleby Consumer Kitchen Brands
This week, smart kitchen startup Fresco announced it had struck a deal with Middleby to integrate the Fresco Kitchen OS